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The -dx12 cmd line parameter works. I think it adds some stuttering from time to time. But it's playable.
I also reported the bug several times and didn't even get a response. That's really a shame and it puzzles me as I think that the game has been quite successful. I know AMD has only ~ 17% market share on GPUs, but you'd still think that's a large enough user base to fix such a relevant issue.
It's ridiculous. I even joined their Discord server where several guys from the Dev team are present most of the time. There is zero reaction from them directly. EA has claimed to have filed my bug report and forward it, to whoever that may be. I understand that
a) The share of PC copies is pretty low in comparison to console sales, and that
b) The share of PC users with AMD cards is relatively low, and that
c) The share of AMD GPU users with 6000 series cards would be relatively low for the time being.
That said, it's still probably a four or five digit number of users experiencing the bug. It can't be too hard to implement the -DX12 hotfix officially in a way that doesn't mess with the Origin overlay and friend invites if you can't play locally. Even if the bug really was caused by AMD's drivers, Hazelight ignoring the bug is really bad. I'm not the guy who can contact Epic (who sold the engine license to Hazelight) or AMD (who are responsible for the GPU drivers) and I sure as hell didn't write the code for It Takes Two. I'm just the guy who paid nearly full price for the game and should be able to expect fixes for bugs that were in the game on launch date.
buddy was using the free game pass download from steam to join my game rather than the origin overlay. i hosted the game twice with him joining the game with game pass, one without the command line which lead to ground flickers and one with the command line. He never saw any flickers on either playthrough but he has a nvidia gpu.
So as long as your friend has the game pass download from steam they can join your game with the hotfix without origin overlay
"We are aware and hopefully this will get fixed soon. "
So fingers crossed ...
That's what I tried as well. Their first response was "Nasty bug, try reloading the last checkpoint" and when I reiterated my issue and told them that it wasn't that simple, it was "all bug reports need to go through EA, bye!"